Breaking gender boundaries, Anderson cheers into history

Starting the 2009-2010 cheerleading season, several new girls joined the junior varsity and varsity squad, but one new face stood out among the rest. Sophomore Xavier Anderson, the first male cheerle

Bounket keeps his opponents in check with state in mind

Buford finishes her last year with high hopes for future

Students reject IB curriculum: Non-IB students say regular classes equally beneficial as IB

S ome non-IB students feel as if they receive a good quality education in regular classes. According to school data, 155 juniors and seniors, about 21 percent of the student population, do not have a

Brand names take hold of teenagers' lives

The media exploits students' interests and annual spending; from the most expensive brand to the least expensive, high school has students who wear it all.

Cheering it up

Making history with their achievements, the varsity cheerleading squad won both the Spirit Award and the cheering event in the Milwaukee Bucks cheerleading competition, Jan. 18.

Lead actor has work cut out for him

Even with their busy schedules, students find time to branch out into the arts with the upcoming play, “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.”

Young fashionista designs chic clothes

Chelsea Stotts, 16, considers herself the youngest fashion designer in the city of Milwaukee. She designs women clothes and her line, Mode Muñeca, has hit six different runways in Milwaukee and Chicag

Bayshore says no to underage teens

First Mayfair, now Bayshore; teens 17 and under find themselves banned from attending the mall after 3 p.m. without a parent or guardian on Fridays and Saturdays.

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